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基本解釋

Be careful whom you appoint to the position of manager.
你該當(dāng)心你所任命的那個經(jīng)理。
4：Everybody is wondering who the president will appoint to the vacant chair on the supreme court.
他說：大家都在猜測總統(tǒng)會任命誰填補(bǔ)最高法院內(nèi)的空缺，然而總統(tǒng)卻嚴(yán)守機(jī)密，誰也無法探知他心目中的人選。
Anyone versed in the dark art of commitology, the study of committees, will know that who you appoint to an “independent” panel matters, as do its terms of reference.
任何對所謂的“設(shè)立委員會”有所研究的人都知道，被任命為委員會成員的都有誰，是件很重要的事情，同樣重要的還有被授權(quán)的調(diào)查范圍。

Britain refused again. Finally,President Grover Cleveland asked the United States Congress to appoint a committee to decide the border.
The union leaders said they were willing to have the president appoint an independent committee to settle the strike.
Among other things, it calls on the secretary-general to appoint a special representative to lead efforts to end sexual violence.

Mr Kabila has preferred to appoint to key positions members of his own family or ethnic kinsmen from Katanga.
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